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Amy Cole

Taunton
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Former reporter covering Taunton
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Warwickshire Police detective sentenced over inappropriate texts

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By Amy Cole
| BBC News
Image source, PA Media Image caption, Det Con John Littlewood has been given a suspended sentence for having inappropriate contact with a woman Published 8 hours ago A former police detective has received a suspended sentence after admitting to having inappropriate contact with a woman he met on duty.
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Patrols after town hit by anti-social behaviour

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By Amy Cole, Andrew Dawkins
| Aol
Amy Cole - in Warwick; Andrew Dawkins - West Midlands January 7, 2026 at 1:01 AM Sheila Coughlin is one of seven community wardens who also work in Leamington Spa and Kenilworth [BBC] Community support officers and wardens are regularly on patrol in Warwick, after the town was identified as a policing hotspot because of a rise in anti-social behaviour. Warwickshire Police introduced two support officers to carry out patrols at peak times. They are sometimes joined by a police officer.
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Birmingham charity's appeal to give pushchairs to families in need

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By Amy Cole
| BBC News
Image caption, Emma Martin said she wanted to give out at least 500 buggies to start with A charity wants to give out hundreds of pushchairs to families who cannot afford one. The Birmingham Playcare Network said four businesses had already come forward to give £12,000, which was enough to buy about 200, but it needed more.
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